State Street expands ETF range with new product
Short maturity corporate bond funds are looking popular as State Street launches its product.
Short maturity corporate bond funds are looking popular as State Street launches its product.
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China trumps India in the league of top gold-consuming nations, the World Gold Council reveals.
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Equity markets may have reached their pre-crisis levels but M&A activity is still woefully short of its 2007 level - 2013 was an appalling year - but continued global economic recovery is a huge positive for future M&A activity.
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Witan Investment Trust has announced a fourth interim dividend of 4.5p per ordinary share of 25p, continuing its long-record of yearly dividend increases since 1974.
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Prices in the capital surged this month, helping national values post their best annual increase since before the financial crisis, according to Rightmove, the property website.
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Goldman Sachs chief investment officer joins Eaton Vance as chief equity investment officer.
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From global equity to multi-asset, the modern funds world is increasingly built for convince, but arguably it is the strategic bond sector that should most successfully merge this ‘one-stop shop’ principle into a credible investment proposition.
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Cheyne Capital’s new fund launch aims to capitalise on the continuing dislocation of the European real estate debt markets and meet the growing demand for real estate finance.
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European asset managers are set to rationalise their fund ranges further, but at a corporate level a widespread M&A spree is unlikely.
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Lombard Odier is rolling out the risk-based strategy it uses to run its own staff pension scheme to private clients with the launch of two LO Selection Vantage funds.
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Brandywine’s Regina Borromeo is keen on sectors with equity-like fundamentals as well as emerging market sovereigns
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As the bearish mood around EM continues into 2014, it might be time to hunt for some hidden stock opportunities
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